cobra custom fit performance clubs - can i use these?

[baw333]

Hello,

I bought this cart from a golf store that went out of business. can i actually use these clubs to play? or is this just a big paper weight?

 

thanks!!!

[pganapathy]

I would seriously doubt that Cobra would build non-conforming clubs, so provided you can build the clubs to the spec you need, go ahead and use these clubs.  If not, you can build for others/sell the clubs and at least recover your money.  The case can make a nice paperweight though if you want, or even better, a clothes rack

[9wood]

What did you pay for it? If you don't mind me asking.

[Ernest Jones]

21 hours ago, baw333 said:

Hello,

I bought this cart from a golf store that went out of business. can i actually use these clubs to play? or is this just a big paper weight?

 

thanks!!!

I can't see why not. That's a fitter cart. They can swap out different heads and shafts, but they are meant to be hot as part of the fitting. I think they usually screw together at the hosel. Might need to tighten them every now and then. 

Not sure whether the "screw together" aspect would make them non-conforming, but that would be the only difference between these and any other club you buy from Cobra. 

[baw333]

Thanks for the info, I'm worried i might forget to tighten the driver and it goes flying off, that would be funny unless i hurt someone.

I paid $50 for it.

[SavvySwede]

13 minutes ago, baw333 said:

Thanks for the info, I'm worried i might forget to tighten the driver and it goes flying off, that would be funny unless i hurt someone.

I paid $50 for it.

That's some deal

[colin007]

That's a deal and a half!

[9wood]

1 hour ago, baw333 said:

I paid $50 for it.

Seriously? That's a great deal

[Ernest Jones]

$50??

Holy Shit, that's a total steal. You can't even buy one after market driver shaft for $50 let alone a cart full of them.

As for you fear of forgetting to tighten the connections, I imagine you could put a little dab of epoxy once you identify the best fit for your swing. 

[pganapathy]

@baw333, now that is the way to make a deal.  I would imagine you can build yourself and a couple of other people full sets for a total investment of say 100$.  If you really wanted to set up a small business at home could easily sell that stuff for way over a 1,000$.

Ensure you fit the clubs for yourself that you like and then worry about the rest of the clubs.  Good luck